High Pass Filters: THE MOST COMMON TOOL IN AUDIO PRODUCTION

High pass filters are one of the most widely used tools in professional audio. Whether you are a recording, live sound, or consumer product design engineer, it's important to understand how and when to use this powerful, simple tool. In this video, you'll learn just that.

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0:00 - Intro
0:18 - What is a High Pass Filter?
1:21 - When to Use a High Pass Filter
3:57 - How to Use a High Pass Filter

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Equipment Used To Make This Video:
- Computer: Slick Audio T2300
- Audio Interface: Universal Audio Apollo Twin MkII DUO
- Microphone: Shure KSM141
- Studio Monitors: JBL LSR308 (308P MkII)
- Headphones: Audio-Technica ATH-M50x
- DAW: REAPER

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[MerajTypeBeat]

That last bit explaining the per octave cut off was very helpful. I always wondered what the specifics for that was.

Thank you!

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Thank you for providing clear understanding of this techinical terms in audio.

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Excelent and concise explanation. Thank you!

[CopyWhoTV]

Yes. Good job. Thank you for addressing "slope." This was helpful.

[DeafyDeaferson]

Usually I don't listen to guys named Kyle. You get a pass. I've adjusted my Kyle Pass Filter accordingly.

This really helped me understand the concept. Thanks!

[milkcoffee-hg]

it's 2021, now I know how to use the HPF switch on my takstar sgc-598 mic, thank you very much :)

[matthewstepp]

Very helpful video. Thank you. I would also greatly appreciate more audio examples.

[fernandoramoa]

great explanation, short & to the point. Now l'm going to look for a chart to every instrument frequency range :)

[darko]

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[baymax]

Pink or white noise?


Pink noises are slightly boosted in the low end.

[anantaggarwal]

Wonderful Video.

Can You let me know if Speaker Crossovers form a mandatory Part of Speaker Design itself?, or are they used just as an Enhancement Feature to protect the Woofers or Tweeters from getting damaged?

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Thanks for this lesson. Very informative